Russia: 'Zombie fire' burns in a cold place of -50 degrees Celsius
The photographer captured smoke rising from an underground fire fueled by peat and methane, while ice covered the ground.
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The photographer captured smoke rising from an underground fire fueled by peat and methane, while ice covered the ground.
This brazier is likened to 'Hoa Diem Son' real life version, and of course the fire is not caused by the bagua furnace.
From the time of ancient Egypt, people discovered the unique technique of 'weaving cloth from stone' that was later used by the US military as a weapon.
The Komsomolets submarine carried Soviet expectations to break all records, but it was this that pushed it over the limit, and then tragedy struck.
Guns have been around for more than 1,000 years, affecting war and society at large in a way that perhaps no other invention can compare.
The moment of rainbow clouds with colorful colors suddenly appeared in the sky of Tokyo (Japan) on the morning of June 26 that surprised many people.
These days, the highest temperature recorded in Hanoi is from 39-40 degrees. However, off-road temperatures reach more than 50, even nearly 60 degrees. This is a consequ…
The AP posted that the Arctic temperature is constantly rising, causing scientists to worry about the consequences that the rest of the world will suffer.
On November 19, 1995, Tony O'Rahilly photographed a fire that destroyed Wem Town Hall, Shropshire County. After the film, he discovered a girl's face.
The black-and-white photo of the iceberg was taken by an captain of a transatlantic passenger ship accidentally happened to be taken two days before the Titanic disaster…
About 445 million years ago, about 85% of the marine life on earth then disappeared after a geological event. This is considered a mass extinction in the Ordovician peri…
In the data of more than 4,000 detected galaxies, R5519 emits strong light and has the clearest ring structure.
The year 2019 is the year of many large and unprecedented fires occurring throughout parts of Siberia and Alaska.
Fireworms belong to a group of dangerous organisms, with a silk undercoat containing toxins, irritants, skin lesions, they eat snails and clams.
The only difference when pulling the trigger on Earth and in space is the shape of the smoke. According to Peter Schultz, an astronomer at Brown University, said in spac…